Legĭo (lat.), 1) so v.w. Legion, s.d.; Legio fulminĕa (L. fulminatrix), so v.w. Donnerlegion. Legio Thebaca, s. Thebanische Legion; 2) (a. Geogr.), Name mehrer Städte, nach dem Standquartier der Legionen benannt, z.B. Legio septima germanica (gemina) Brigacelorum, so v.w. Brigäcium. Legio ricesima Ulpia, so v.w. Colonia Trajana.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Legio — • Titular see of Palestina Secunda Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Legio Legio † Ca … Catholic encyclopedia
Legio — in Latin means Legion; in the Bible it also designates the Devil, because of his numerous temptations, see Legion (demon). Legio is a Roman Catholic titular see in the former Roman province of Palestina Secunda, which was suffragan of Scythopolis … Wikipedia
Legio X — was the name of several Roman legions. It may refer to: * Crassus Legio X destroyed at Carrhae * Julius Caesar s Legio X Equestris , also known as X Veneria ; * Augustus s Legio X Gemina , which resulted of the amalgation of the X Equestris with… … Wikipedia
LEGIO — (Tel Shalem), a Roman settlement which grew up around the camp of the Legio Sexta Ferrata (Ironsides), and established on the site of the Jewish village of Kefar Otnay after the Bar Kokhba War (132–35). The legion received the imperial (formerly… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Legio — ist: die lateinische Bezeichnung einer römischen Legion Legion (Dämon), Name eines Dämons im lateinischen Text des Neuen Testaments eine antike Stadt in Palästina, Ort eines römischen Legionslagers, später das palästinensisches Dorf Lajjun in… … Deutsch Wikipedia
LEGIO 12 — LEGIO 12. Ant. Vide Egorigium … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
LEGIO 15 — LEGIO 15. Lib. Not. Vide Satala … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
LEGIO 16 — LEGIO 16. Ant. Vide Aballo … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
LEGIO 18 — LEGIO 18. Ant. vide Sidoleucum, Durocottorum, et Noviomagnum, inter Ambianos et Suessiones, nam in tribus his locis fuit … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
LEGIO 19 — LEGIO 19. Ant. Vide Agrippina … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
